Fairfax County’s Rise Continues; Northrop Grumman Bomber Unveiled + Weekly Business News Digest
With the world at their feet, global giants such as Volkswagen of America and Airbus Americas opt for corporate headquarters in Fairfax County. These companies leverage and capitalize on the remarkable resources and unparalleled access to strategic partnerships we provide.
Leidos, Freddie Mac and Capital One are among the nine Fortune 500 corporate headquarters located in Fairfax County, and in recent years, many more leading global companies have relocated their headquarters to Northern Virginia, Business Facilities reported. The article cites additional companies that have expanded to Northern Virginia in the wake of Amazon’s 2018 announcement to build its second headquarters in Arlington. And Hilton announced this year that it will retain its headquarters in Tysons.
“Northern Virginia has been Hilton’s home for more than a decade, and the region has played an instrumental role in helping us create the best, most inclusive home for our Team Members while also managing the demands of a global business,” said Chris Nassetta, Hilton’s president and CEO. “We appreciate the continued support of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Fairfax County, and the Tysons Partnership in ensuring we continue to attract strong, diverse talent to our vibrant, growing region.”
Having your company headquarters in Fairfax County means strategic positioning, as Washington, D.C., and the largest customer in the world – the U.S. Federal Government – are at our doorstep. Additionally, accessibility to attractive incentives and financial services await you in Northern Virginia’s pro-business environment, let alone a robust talent pipeline and access to a regional workforce of 6 million.
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